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Schunn99

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Hey apug,
I bought a old but looks brand new, Kodak film pack tank #2. it calls for the use of 53 oz of developer/stopbath/fix etc. I was planning to mix a gallon of f76+ to order to develop. The tank processes 12 sheets folded vertical taco style. My question is since I plan on reusing the developer, how do I replenish the developer? I don't think that Clayton/arista sells a replenisher for it. Is there a formula to make a developer into a replenisher, for example using a stronger dilution of the original developer. I was planning to mix the gallon at 1:9.
Also isn't that a formula to know how much replenisher to add to the bottle based on number of sheets proccessed?

Thanks,
Scott Hunnicutt
 

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Scott, you'd be better making up both the developer and replenisher from raw chemicals.

The D76 formula was here in the chemistry section but seems to have disappeared,

D76 (ID-11).

Metol 2g
Sodium Sulphite, anhyd 100g
Hydroquinone 5g
Borax 2g
Water to 1 litre



D76 (ID-11) Replenisher


Metol 3g
Sodium Sulphite, anhyd 100g
Hydroquinone 7.5g
Borax 20g
Water to 1 litre


The replenishment rates are given in the Kodak data sheet

Ian
 
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